Re: [Evolution] migration to evolution 2.4.1

[postmaster glisco de]

Hi Andre,

thanks for your answers.

I killed all evolution-processes, moved a copy of the old ".evolution" folder
and also the ".gconf/evolution" to my new home-directory and restarted
evolution.

evolution-2.4 creates a new inbox-file in ".evolution/mail/local" named for
example "Inbox". my old stuff (mail and subfolders) is  in ".evolution/local",
there is a folder (!) "Posteingang" (the german Inbox) and will not be
recognized.

Moving the "local"-folder to the right place is not helpful, because evolution
shows the right foldernames with subfolders (folder-metadata.xml,
local-metadata.xml, mbox, subfolders). Clicking on every subfolder produces the
error: "folder doesn't exist".

Only the mails are a problem. My Contacts are found in 2.4.1.


Cheers,
Raffi



I Andre Klapper <ak-47 gmx net> ( Andre Klapper) schrieb am:


> hi rafael,
>
> Am Donnerstag, den 24.11.2005, 15:43 +0100 schrieb Rafael Bujotzek:
>> I installed a brand new ubuntu with evolution 2.4.1.
>> Before that I used evolution 2.2.?.
>
> so i assume that it's a different system and that the old evolution-2.2
> data folder ($HOME/.evolution) is not still on the evolution-2.4
> computer?
>
>> I saved my home-directory to a seperate disk. But now the filestructure in
>> 2.4.1 seems to be different and the new evolution can't import my mail.
>
> the file structure has not changed between 2.2.x and 2.4.x, it's exactly
> the same afaik. what does "import" mean? evolution just has nothing to
> automatically import because there has not changed anything. what "seems
> to be different"?
>
>> Is there a migration-trick like the one with version 2?
>
> please tell us exactly what you did already. normally you just copy your
> ".evolution" folder to the new computer, the folder
> ".gconf/evolution" (it contains your settings) and the folder
> ".gnome2_private" (it contains the passwords). did you already start the
> new evolution? sigh...
>
> cheers,
> andre
>
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